Sentence examples for spectacular rises from inspiring English sources

Nigel Clough is not one for spectacular rises.

Mr. Yankus said the most spectacular rises -- possibly more than 100percentt -- were likely to be for coverage on jetliners.

The annual list of Britain's ultra-wealthy also boasted some spectacular rises, such as that of Sir James Dyson, the inventor famed for his bagless vacuum cleaner, among other creations.

But the numbers have worsened ever since, and Mr. Bush's aides have said, when speaking on condition that their names not be used, that Mr. Clinton was simply trying to preserve his legacy as the president who commanded one of the most spectacular rises in American economic history.

The print versions of paid-for national newspapers saw further declines in estimated readers in the year up to March 2015, according to the latest set of National Readership Survey (NRS) figures.* But audiences at most titles enjoyed huge, and in most cases, spectacular, rises in digital readerships.

The Dow and the Nasdaq are both down since the new year, by 6% and 15% respectively, after spectacular rises for three years running.

It was a spectacular rise.

Start with the spectacular rise of Linux.

His spectacular rise ended abruptly with his arrest in 2008.

It is a spectacular rise by any standards.

The spectacular rise of internet stars such as Alibaba, Tencent and JD would certainly suggest so.